OWNER OPERATOR LAND MONTHLY TRUCKING NEWS DIGEST #128
FMCSA Faces Congressional Scrutiny Over Controversial Speed Limiter Mandate
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) faces scrutiny in Congress regarding the proposed speed limiter mandate, as reported by Overdrive. The mandate, which has sparked debates in the trucking industry, aims to set speed limits for commercial vehicles. Critics argue that enforcing such limits could have implications for road safety and operational efficiency. For more in-depth information on this contentious issue, you can read the full article here.
FMCSA Reinstates Another Electronic Logging Device, Shaping the Future of Trucking Regulations
The FMCSA has recently reinstated another electronic logging device (ELD), bringing changes to the regulatory landscape for truckers. This development marks a significant update in the realm of electronic logging, impacting how truck drivers manage and report their hours of service. For more details on this latest ELD reinstatement and its implications, you can read the full article here.
Revolutionizing Playtime: Trucking Industry Advocates for a Truck Driver Barbie by Mattel
Amidst industry discussions, the trucking sector suggests the creation of a ‘Truck Driver Barbie’ by Mattel, aiming to inspire young minds and break stereotypes. The proposal sparks conversations on diversifying toy options and promoting awareness about various career paths. To explore the intriguing details of this proposition, read more in the article here.
Navigating the Future: Key Insights and Expectations for the Shipping Industry in 2024
Dive into the latest insights and expectations for the shipping industry in 2024. From emerging trends to potential challenges, this article provides a comprehensive overview of what lies ahead for maritime professionals. Stay informed about the dynamic landscape of the shipping sector, and read more about the anticipated developments in the full article here.
Court Strikes Down CARB’s 30 Reefer Truck Fee, but Refrigeration Unit Rules Remain
In a recent development, a court has ruled against the California Air Resources Board’s (CARB) $30 reefer truck fee, deeming it invalid. However, it’s essential to note that the court upheld the refrigeration unit rules intact. For a detailed breakdown of the court’s decision and its implications, you can read more in the article here.
